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Medical Conditions - Brain Edema

Cerebral edema increases intracranial pressure by trapping fluid around the brain. As a result, it decreases the blood supply to the brain, which reduces the oxygen stores, thereby causing damage or death of brain cells. The damage can be irreversible or, at times, fatal. Brain fever, stroke, ischemic injury, brain infection, brain hemorrhage are the possible reasons for cerebral edema. Surgery, medications, hypothermia, and osmotherapy treat it.

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How to manage a frontal brain contusion in my dad?

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Mild cerebral edema, post-nasal drip. Serious?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have read your concern. You might be worried about the cerebral edema and if this will cause any harm.

What is the reason for a low heart rate after a head injury?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. We are here to help you. Probably your friend has got head injury that is causing the brain edema which is causing the low heart rate known as bradycardia.

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